No. By definition a common carrier is an individual, a company, or a public utility (such as municipal buses) which is in the regular business of transporting people and/or freight. This is distinguished from a private carrier which only transports occasionally or as a one-time-only event. A bus 'chartered' to transport people is doing so as a 'private carrier'.
Another View: (in the US) Yes, and no, to the above answer. 'Common carrier' in this instance means that the coach operator holds itself out to supply transportation to the general public under licenses granted by the DOT and the ICC to perform service as a common carrier. Even though the chartered coach itself may not be involved in working a commuter route (for instance) it must still be operated by a common-carrier company.
Yes, a bus driver has the authority to enforce rules and regulations on the bus to ensure the safety and well-being of all passengers. This may include instructing riders on where to sit, how to behave, or when to exit the bus. It is important to follow the bus driver's instructions for a smooth and safe journey.
Yes, a school bus driver can report a violation, such as unsafe driving practices or illegal behavior, to their supervisor, school administration, or law enforcement. It is important for school bus drivers to address any violations to ensure the safety of the students they transport.
You will typically see a contraflow bus and cycle lane on one-way streets that allow buses and bicycles to travel in the opposite direction of the regular flow of traffic. This setup helps improve transportation efficiency and safety for cyclists and bus passengers.
The letter from the NAACP to the city bus line was written on the day of Rosa Parks' arrest, December 1, 1955. It was in response to her arrest for refusing to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama. The letter called for the bus company to end segregation on its buses.
New South Carolina law does not require you to stop on any four lane road for a stopped school bus if you are headed in the opposite direciton. The old law required you to stop if you were separated by only painted lines - you could keep going if there was a grass median. It is now not legal for bus drivers to drop off children if they must cross a four lane highway, therefore opposing traffic does not have to stop on this type of roadway. The new law has been poorly marked by signs, so a lot of people don't know any better and still stop going the opposite direction on five lane roads. Texas law states that you must stop at all times for a school bus with it's red lights on unless you are travelling in the opposite direction of the bus on a highway that is divided by a grass medium or physical barrier.That does not include divided city streets,only highways. Unless there is some new law here, that is the way it stands now. CORRECTION: Texas traffic code defines "highway" as ANY public roadway. So, if you're on a public roadway with a PHYSICAL median and you are travelling the opposite direction of the school bus (on the other side of the median), then you may proceed cautiously. NOTE: This does NOT include simple left-turn lanes without a physical median. In many (most?) states the median described in the question defines a "divided" highway and the opposing traffic is not required to stop. All state laws are different CHECK YOUR OWN STATE!
A bus charter is a group of people who charter (or rent) a bus with a driver to go on a tour together to a common destination. One example of a bus charter would be a group of people going on a trip to Reno together on a chartered bus.
Bus charter it's when you have a group of passengers you need to rent a bus to charter the group.
You can purchase a charter bus at the websites "Coach Canada" ,or "bus central". You could also purchase a charter bus online at bargain bus news. Remember you can also rent a charter bus if you only need it for a one time use.
Depends on what charter bus which you did not list.
who invented the optical carrier bus?
There are some Charter Bus rental companies in the US. They include Global Transportation Network, Bus Bank, Peter Pan Charters, USA Bus Charter, etc.
That depends on which charter bus company you book from.
The price of a ticket depends on the Charter operation offering the transportation services. It is not possible to assess cost without knowing which carrier you are referring to.
There are several charter bus companies that run routes from Cincinnatie to Chicago or vice versa. HUB and US Coachways are two of the charter bus companies which provide this service.
i honestly think that a charter bus has better gas mileage than a regular school bus a lot better gas mileage if i were to really answer this i would say yes a charter bus does have good gas mileage= ]
Go to the link- http://www.charterbusamerica.com/; Charter Bus Rental Services is an online quoting system for charter bus transportation where you can check your trip quote with ease. You can compare the services of bus companies and their pricing with utmost comfort.
Greyhound or other common carrier? Sure. But shuttle bus, in the commonalty accepted use of the term? I doubt it.